fix(angular): prevent invalid import recommendations#1815
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I was wondering if we should be placing this in tsconfig.json instead for other IDEs, but sounds like this is a VSCode-specific feature for now: microsoft/TypeScript#49578 (comment)
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This PR updates the module and starter templates for Angular to ship with a default VSCode setting that prevents importing from invalid locations.
For example, the base projects using modules will ignore import recommendations from
@ionic/angular/standaloneand@ionic/angular/common. Standalone projects will ignore import recommendations from@ionic/angularand@ionic/angular/common.